Call us today for Free ConsultationMarriage dissolution often leads to significant financial strain. When two incomes become one, or when assets become divided, the financial impact can be overwhelming. In some cases, divorce may even lead to bankruptcy. The situation is particularly challenging in...
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Key aspects of a Colorado parenting plan
A parenting plan is important in ensuring the well-being of children during and after a divorce or separation in Colorado. These plans outline how parents will raise their children separately, covering everything from living arrangements to decision-making...
Exploring property division issues in Colorado divorce
When couples decide to part ways in Colorado, dividing their property can sometimes lead to complex issues. Co-mingled assets and retirement benefits are issues that often arise during divorce proceedings. If you are considering divorce, it is important to understand...
5 elements in Colorado’s approach to child support after divorce
Divorce proceedings can be emotionally taxing, especially when children are in the picture. In Colorado, determining child support is an important aspect of divorce settlements. Child support can ensure fair distribution of the financial responsibilities for the...
Is there a link between bankruptcy and divorce in Colorado?
In the state of Colorado, an interesting question has emerged. Is there a connection between bankruptcy and divorce? Both of these life-altering events can bring about significant financial challenges and changes in lifestyle. Married couples and those struggling...
Top 5 reasons to hire a family law attorney
Legal issues involving your loved ones can be emotionally and mentally challenging, but hiring a professional can help. You might wonder whether hiring a lawyer is necessary. Before you attempt to argue your case alone, consider how a family law attorney could benefit...
How does Colorado’s no-fault divorce policy affect your split?
Separation is hard enough without defining on paper why your marriage failed. But when you file for divorce, noting the reason for your breakup on a form is necessary. "Irreconcilable differences" sounds cliche, but it is the only way you can file in some states....
Who gets what in a Colorado divorce?
If you have decided to end your marriage, you may be ready to start the next chapter of your life. Still, you may have some concerns about living on a single income. Because Colorado is an equitable distribution jurisdiction, you should end up with a fair share of...
How to address special events, like sleepaway camp, in a divorce
When you create a parenting plan in your divorce, the tendency is often to apply broad strokes to the future needs of the family. You may agree to a certain split of parenting time and even create a rough schedule for special days, birthdays and other significant...
What happens to your vacation home in a Colorado divorce?
Maybe you have a lovely cabin up on a lake that you like to visit in the summer, or perhaps you have a condo in a ski community that your family usually spends the winter holidays visiting. Having a second home is nice, but it can certainly complicate your divorce....
